Tag: Sports

D (Defense)

The Thirteen Original Rules of Basketball
The ball may be thrown in any direction with one or both ...

Maillot Jaune

Mr. November (Derek Jeter)

Selection Sunday

Double Play (Baseball)

Seventh-Inning Stretch

Heptathlon
Hurdles High Jump Long Jump Shot Put Javelin Thro...

T-Ball

Eight Men Out
Edward Victor "Eddie" Cicotte Oscar Emil "Happy" Felsch...

The Chicago Black Sox
"The Chicago Black Sox" is a nickname given to the Chicago W...

The Three Swords of Fencing
Épée Foil Sabre

All Whites
The All Whites is the nickname for the New Zealand national ...

The Oval
"The Oval" is a cricket ground in London, United Kingdom.

The Russian Five
Sergei Fedorov Viacheslav Fetisov Vladimir Konstan...

The Crimson Tide
"The Crimson Tide" is the nickname for the sports teams at t...

Ted “Double Duty” Radcliffe
Ted Radcliffe was a professional baseball player, who played...

18 Holes in a Game of Golf

The Brown Bomber
"The Brown Bomber" was the nickname for Joe Louis, the heavy...

The White Book in the National Football League

Behind the Eight Ball
"Behind the eight ball" is an expression which means to be a...

The Sixth Man Award in the National Basketball Assocation

The Six Nations Championship
England France Ireland Italy Scotland Wal...

Elfstedentocht
Leeuwarden Sneek IJlst Sloten Stavoren Hi...

Eleven Players to a Side in Football (American)
There are eleven players to a side in football (American).

Eleven Players to a Side in Football (Soccer)
There are eleven players to a side in football (soccer). ...

The Four Major Professional Sports Leagues in the United States
Baseball (Major League Baseball) Basketball (National...

NFL
"NFL" is an acronym for the National Football League, a prof...

NBA
"NBA" is an acronym for the National Baseketball Association...

MLB
"MLB" is an acronym for Major League Baseball, a professiona...

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